Shows cold rolling of flat steel sheets in a steel plant in United States. The sheets are then rolled and will be used to produce automobile fenders and other products.
Opening slate indicates that the use of machine power increases daily wrapped lollipop output to 60,000 with two workers and a machine, compared to 960 with a single worker and no machine. Shows two women employees wrapping lollipops manually by hand in a factory in the United States. Next shot shows a woman worker wrapping lollipops by loading the candy into a machine does completes the wrapping of the Caramel Sucker candies on a conveyor belt system.
Shows women workers gathering and collating pages for books manually, by hand, in a factory in the United States. Next scene shows greatly increased industrial efficiency and output by using labor-saving machines for the task. Women feed book pages into machines and the machines prepare the book pages for book binding.
Shows Sopwith Camel airplanes prepared for flights at a field in Bergues and Clermont (France) during World War I. Crewmen attach bombs under wing of an Breguet 14 airplane. U.S. 148th Aero Squadron Sopwith Camel planes in formation above Essoudon in France.
British Airco DH-4 airplanes prepared for flights at a field in Bergues and Clermont (France) during World War 1. Crewmen attach bombs on the planes. U.S. 148th Aero Squadron planes in formation above Essoudon in France.
American field artillery troops fire at the Germans in France during World War 1. U.S. troops in trenches fire. British troops in trenches wait for their turn.
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